Not every flower belong in a Bouquet: Matrimonial Bouquet a foe in Indian Litigation
Matrimonial disputes rarely remain confined to the relationship between two spouses. Once a marriage breaks down, the dispute may enter several legal forums simultaneously. In the process, the circle of persons involved may also expand from parents to siblings and other relatives of the husband may find themselves named as accused in criminal proceedings alleging […]
Your Phone Is Now a Witness: When Trust Breaks, the Truth Gets Recorded
Written by Ishaan Jain, Fourth Year Student (MAIMS), Intern at Chamber of Manasi Bhushan Introduction Imagine an everyday evening. A wife is on the phone with her husband, and the conversation has shifted from ordinary to tense, as it frequently does in a difficult marriage. She has no idea that the call is being recorded […]
Cooling-Off Period In Divorce By Mutual Consent: Mandatory Or Discretion
Written by Mr. Yuvraj Singh Chauhan, Third Year Student of Department of Law, Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Management Studies and Intern at Chamber of Manasi Bhushan INTRODUCTION Divorce, a serious and at many times emotional issue, is put through a great deal of thought out processes. Though some divorces which are contested go on for […]
A Bounced Cheque Is A Breach Of Trust: How Section 138 Safeguards Your Legal Rights
Written by Mr. Himanshu Jindal, Final year student at Manav Rachna University School of Law, Intern at Chamber of Manasi Bhushan INTRODUCTION A bounced cheque, often referred to as a dishonoured cheque, represents more than just a financial inconvenience—it signifies a breach of trust between the issuer (drawer) and the recipient (payee). In India, cheques […]
Principle Of Open Court System, And It’s Inevitable Existence In Administration Of Justice
This article has been authored by Kushal Singh Thakur, Intern at Chamber of Manasi Bhushan, Advocates Introduction Open courts principle traces its origins back to ancient times, when the retributions for crimes were inflicted upon the criminals openly in front of the community. This law transitioned into the common law system and later became constitutional […]
Women and Cost of Labour in India
This Article is authored by Ms. Surabhi Srivastava, our Legal Content Strategist who is currently in her Third Year of LL.B. Course at Law Centre II, University of Delhi. Delhi High Court in a Domestic Violence case, observed that women leave their jobs to work to cater to the needs of children, husband, and his […]
An Insight into Powers of Court Executing Decree
This article has been authored by Riya Jain, 3rd year law student at Faculty of Law, Delhi University. A goal set without establishing the process or way of achieving is considered as futile. Similarly, if the judgments rendered by the courts are not executed properly, the whole purpose of justice would be defeated. The lawsuit […]
Critical Role Of Counsel During Interrogation: Protecting Rights & Securing Justice
(By Mr. Aayushman Bhatt, Intern at Chamber of Manasi Bhushan and Final year student in the Department of Law, Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Management Studies) In the complex world of legal proceedings, the stage of pre-trial holds immense significance. It is a stage which is crucial thereby affecting the life of an individual. Interrogation by […]
Decoding the Per Incuriam Conundrum: A Study of Avneet Kaur and Geeta Anand Judgments in Indian Law
Sarah Arora, Intern at Chamber of Manasi Bhushan and a fourth year student at O.P. Jindal Global University, Sonipat, Haryana Introduction The legal doctrine of per incuriam, literally translated as “through lack of care,” is a pivotal concept in the jurisprudence of precedent. It allows a court to disregard a previous decision if that decision […]
Dynamic Injunction: An Innovation To Curb Innovative Ways Of Infringement
Dynamic Injunction: An Innovation To Curb Innovative Ways Of Infringement About Author: Pragati Yaduvanshi is a final year law student pursuing BA LLB from Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies- Technical Campus, GGSIPU, Delhi. Ubi jus, ibi remedium- where there is a right, there is a remedy. Indian courts are the pioneers of innovation and have […]
